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The potential effects of divorce on a business

When a divorce is brought to the table, many spouses begin to worry what the future will be like. Though divorce is often an emotional experience, finances can quickly eclipse the focus of proceedings. For those that have a small business in Tennessee and no prenuptial agreement, the division of marital assets can be a nerve-racking process.

Jackson domestic violence classes create awareness

The head of the police department's Domestic Violence Unit in Jackson, Tennessee, has been holding regular classes to help inform individuals about domestic violence. According to her, Tennessee is ranked fifth in the nation among states with the worst domestic abuse patterns. The crime can lead to divorce, but according to some, leaving the situation is not as easy as it sounds.

Tennessee alimony decision may affect high-asset divorce

Alimony is a regular concern for anyone going through a high-asset divorce. A recent decision by the Tennessee Supreme Court in a case of lifetime alimony may be changing the layout of high asset divorce and alimony laws.

The Law Office of Michael K. Williamson in Clarksville, Tennessee, provides representation in both Tennessee and Kentucky, including the cities of Clarksville, Springfield, Dover, Dickson, Stewart, Pleasant View, Cumberland City, Ashland City, Nashville, Hopkinsville and Fort Campbell. We provide representation throughout the municipalities of Montgomery County, Robertson County, Stewart County, Houston County, Dickson County, Cheatham County, Humphreys County and Christian County, as well as middle Tennessee.

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